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i want to add two frequencies having same phase but different amplitudes, in what manner i can proceed ?
The discussion focuses on the mathematical addition of two sinusoidal waves with the same phase but different amplitudes. When combining two waves represented as ##a_1 \sin{φ}## and ##a_2 \sin{φ}##, the resulting wave is expressed as ##(a_1 + a_2) \sin φ##. It is clarified that while two signals can momentarily have coinciding phases, they cannot maintain the same phase if their frequencies differ. The conversation suggests that the user may be considering the addition of two signals with the same frequency for a simpler analysis.
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The phases of any two signals with different frequencies will coincide momentarily at a rate equal to the difference in the frequencieshenil said:i want to add two frequencies having same phase